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Measures fail to halt Shanghai share slide

By Jamil Anderlini in Beijing

Published: August 31 2008 23:34 | Last updated: August 31 2008 23:34

Share prices continue to slide in China in spite of a slew of initiatives by the country’s regulator to bolster the stock market.

With China’s benchmark index down 54 per cent this year, the China Securities Regulatory Commission has suggested tougher penalties on insider trading, higher dividend pay-out requirements, looser share buyback rules and tighter disclosure regulations.

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